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LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO W^DNESPAY, AUGUST Ut
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GODERiCft LADIES GUESTS
OFLOCAL AUXILIARY
i Anderson, Lucknow, A number
of old favorite’ songs were sung
by Mrs. Clair Johnston, Mrs. Roy
Black; Mrs; Oliver Glenn and
Mrs. Ronald Forster,, accompanied
by Mrs. Wasney, Apenny auction:
was held with Mrs. Collyer, Mrs,
Black and Mrs. C. Johnston in
charge; The mystery box was won
by Mrs* Payne of Goderich. Mi’s.
Carroll, president of the Goderich
Auxiliary, extended ’a vote of,
thankstotheLucknowAuxiliary
for a pleasant evening. A vote of
thanks was extended to the social
committee for the lovely lunch
which brought the evening to a
close. ■
Members of the Auxiliary are
On August 3rd the Ladies Aiix-
iary to the Canadian Legion met
iii“ the'LegionRoomswith,about
20 ladies from Goderich Auxiliary
as their guests; Mrs. Philip Mac-
Millan* welcomed-^rhe ladies and
O Canada was suriig. The program
' was then turned over to the en
tertainment committee with Mrs.
Ronald Forster aa. chairlady.
Readings v^ere given by Mrs.
Lloyd Hunter and Mrs. Lprne
Johnston, piano instrumentals by
Mrs. joe Wasney, Miss Karen
Wasney and Mrs. John T. Car
ruthers, a, short skit by Mrs. Was- . T . .
hey and Mrs. Black. A, contest Ihvited to the, Legion • picnic to
in charge of Mrs. Dan Thompson 'held this Sunday afternoon at
was won by Mrs. Paul Hill* Mrs.] ^.30 at the. Lake on Jack Gould’s
Ralph Kingswell and Mrs. Nor^ f at Kintail* 1 ‘ .
man Miller of Goderich and ^Irs*'
Wm. Buckingham of Lucknow
Auxiliary. Judges were Mrs. Ara-
belle Bushell, Mrs. N. H. Hedley
and Mrs. Bob MacKenzie. A coni-?
test ip charge of Mrs. R. Forster
Was won by Mrs. Clarence Mac
Donald, Goderich and Mrs. Tom
THAT G. E. Harrison of Huron
Township represented the jur
isdiction of Ontario I.O.O.F. at
a three-day lake state confer
ence at Fort Wayne, Indiana.
He went by plane on Friday
from Malton,
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DOLLAR
DAYS
at
SMITH’S
I.G.A.
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j.GA. TOMATO JUICE
► 48 oz., fancy....... 4 for $1AO
►PORK & BEANS
Clark’s, 20 oz. 6 for $1.00
LG.A.PUMPKIN
’ choice, 28 oz. .... 0 tor. $1,00
k LG. A. CORN
;2Q oz. 7 for $1.00
^RASPBERRY JAM
k Breakfast Club, 24 oz.^3 for $1
► TOMATO SOUP
k Campbell’s, 10 oz. 8 for $1.00
*LG.A. MARGARINE
• lb. pkg, ,..., ,.------4 for $1.00
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Sherriffs LUSHUS 11 for $1.00
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4 for $1.00
TOILET TISSUE
White Swan
ALL BRAN
Kellogg’s ....
DOG FOOD
Dog House; 15 10 for $1.00
SARDINES
Brunswick ....... 12 for $1.00
SOCKEYE SALMON
Challenger, y^s .... 3 for $L00
I.G.A. MILK
Evaporated,talls,8for$1.00
SMITH’S FOOD MARKET'
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t Hundreds of yards of fabrics,at '
.—.prices away.,-_.below.. usual^lfl'arUf - ■ ■
nelettes', doeskin, denims; plaids,
prints and many others. An dp-
portunity to save ‘at the' “Market
g4are” remnant counter* .
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FANCY WOOL CHECKS, fine’’
quality, drapes and pleats nicely,
.58 inches wide. Price, ycL $2.79
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THAT Council lost no time lb
starting the sidewalk replace
ment wprfc on the south side
of Main Street, between the
bridge and J, Li MacMillan’^
butcher shop, The contract was
10t last Tuesday night, and the
old walks were smashed, up and'
. tempvej on . Thursday under
municipal supervision. Worden
Hdwald has the contract for
the cement work, and started
laying^ -the forms on Monday
, morning.
THAT Elmer Smeltzer’S field of
Lorain oats at the top of the
hill at Amberley Beach, scored
first place in the field crop
competition sponsored by Ripi-
TrTley^Huroh-Agricultural^Soeiety^
THAT Alex MacNay went to
Toronto this Week for a check
up. Alex has made remarkable,
progress in recent weeks since
undergoing a very critical op
eration for removal of a brain
. tumor. His life hung in the bal-’
; ance for a time and his re-
KjoVery was at first very slow,
and he had to -literally learn
to walk again. But for some
. time now Alex has been gett
ing about like, his old self,,
drives the car, is back on the
bowling green and has acquired
a healthy tan from basking in’
the sun at the beach.
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Boak
and Rickey are on a trip West.
Their son Larry^is remaining
here with Mrs. «a.C.’ Shaddick.
It is Aaron’s first trip back to
his parental home in the West,
, at Bruno, Sask., since coming
: East a number of years ago.
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I WM. MURDIE & SON
I Heating — Plumbing ~ Tinsmithing I
I Oil Furnaces Installed and j Serviced f
i &StW. ELECTRIC KETTLES
LIMITED quantity
SPECIAL ’>1
MASTER PLUMBERS NO. 7
ROOT DESTROYER
"Harmless to trees, shrubs, clothing and hands.
ATOMIC MALATHION
THE LAST WORD IN BARN SPRAY
Flies do not build up a resistance to it . , ,10 oz.
—tjQttie-jnakes-S-gallons^of^pray,^^—
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FERGUS HIGHLAND GAMES
SATURDAY, AUGUST Zl.t
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Spend All Day at the
See—Piping and Dancing Competitions
Massed Bands Parades—-Band Competition >
Sports Events — Admission 75 cents
Victoria Park — Starting 11.00 ajn.
Big Concert and Dance in Arena at night
“One of Canada’s; Outstanding Tourist
J' Attractions” " ....7''<’,;......
THAT S. C. Rathwell, despite his
83 .years,, is one of the. Luck-
~nowBowling~~Glub’smostar-
dent lawn bowlers. Not only
does Mr. Rathwell frequent the
local greens,; but 'so far this
season he" has taken part in
tournaments at Goderich, Wing
ham and Southampton.
THAT Allan Reed had a busy
week-end. Hetook a bus load
of Orangemen to Port Huron
on Saturday, and .early Sun-J
day morning took off with a
- load of ball fans for Detroit,
where they saw the Tigers edge
the New York Yankees 10-8 in
ten innings. . .
THAT cars owned by Wilfred'
(Pete) Farrish and Harry
Hackett, both of Ashfield, were
^ih^a^collisibn^-on^Main^Street-
dt the nooh. hour, on Monday.
Considerable damage was done/
(both cars. Harry, we under
stand, was ^backing out from a
parking stall. With Constable
Havens out-of-town on holi
days', there was some delay be-r
fore the drivers could move
their cars.
THAT Roy Renwick, T.C.A. pilot
of Brampton—who is known as
“The Fiddling Flier”, won 3rd
place in the Canadian champ
ionship Old Time Fiddlers’ con
test1 at Shelbourne on Satur
day. Roy is a son of the late
Ed Renwick who at one time
operated the Ford Garage in
Lucknow.
THAT Hoiytood Women’s Ihsti-
, tute has invited Paramount Ini
“^titute“"tcr^“theiF""
the meeting in Holyrood Haji
on September 2. Guest speaker
will be Steve Stothers. *
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. . Frocks, sizes 16 to 44. Ideal for
.home and street wearJ——
Only ..................... $2.98'each
WORK SHIRTS—‘blUfe cottdn cov
ert cloth of a good firm sarifoi> .*
■iized cotton shifting, that Mari&§r ;
up to hard wear, . \
> , Regular sizes; 14% to' 17%. w. $2,95
Giant sizes 16% id 19 $3*45 s
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Civic Holiday week-end. ' But
if “JoeBlow” who never ibets
—his-bank-roU-on-the-horsesror
cards or ■ dice, was to take, a
$3.00 flier on a sweepstake tic
ket, he’d be committing a crime,
Consistent, eh!
THAT Mrs. Fred1 Anderson un
derwent an amputation opera
tion on her foot in Wingham
Hospital this week,
THAT Ralph Cameron of Ash-,
field was Critically ill recently
from an infection resulting >
from a knee injury which had<
healed over. , . 1
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THAT the Paisley Advocate drew
attention to, the staggering
-sums wagered at the Fort Erie
and Woodbine tracks over the
THAT Joseph .. England, who is
presently ’making.. his home
, with lyir. and Mrs. John Swan
of Ber.vie, spent,, a couple or
weeks recently with Mn and
Mrs,, Jdhn England. . Joe was
89 years of age last May,■ hut
despite his ’ age, still, thought
little of hiking the mile arid a,
< half into town from the Second
Concession.
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THAT Roy Graham is building a
new house at’ Amberley for Mr.
and (Mrs. James T. Webster of
Seaforth.
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ATTENTION!
Advance notice is hereby given
that our Beauty, Salon will’ be
closed for one month from
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBERH
until re-opening, date of
MONDAY,' OCTOBER 11
For Pre-Holiday’Work Please Make Your
Appointments Early.
’s^Beauty
' Modem Hair Stylists ’ *— ’Phone 115, Lucknow
and natural background, 36 in
ches. wide, only; yd;
Mens COTTON TOPS & SHORTS
Good quality tops knit.from white *
cottonyarns in a smooth body-
f it’ting jrib. Brevet shorts are fin- ’
ished with double-ply crotch and
, stretchy Web elastic waist band,
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ton with • nylon heels andion witn > nyjon neeis ana—-e-iastici^e<^top^^reenr'hld a-^and,,,.... _i
< wihe. Stees 10%, IL .11% and;. ,wine. Sizes !()%> IL *11% arid
12 .......nJ..;.........
BOYS’ DRESS RANTS^tailofed .
from sturdy “Pic Pic’* mateY;
ial in a heat “grown-up’'
Gf^y, beige <hd navy. Sizes 24
.m, 34;,....
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